Teravalve Introduces Water Conservation Valve That Can Save Water Bill by 10% to 30%
Large water users like hotels, food processing facilities, car washes and large office buildings can save thousands of dollars in water bills by using TeraValve™ water conservation system.
Summit, NJ, November 26, 2014 --(PR.com)-- TeraValve has developed a patented water savings valve that can save thousands of dollars in water and sewage bills for commercial water users. The company also offers a performance guarantee after conducting a comprehensive audit by their water conservation specialists. Besides installing the system, TeraValve also offers to monitor, control and report progress 24x7.
Water while flowing through the meter activates an internal paddle to spin so as to measure the volume of water consumed. But water also has an inherent volume of air in it which is also measured when measuring the volume of water as there is no mechanism to distinguish water from air. As a result, users end up paying for air as they pay for water. Another problem with the water systems is that they are delivered at varying pressures opening/closing for fixtures like sprinklers, toilet sinks, etc. When this pressure rate drops, air fills in to create more volume and increase the flow. This causes the paddle to spin more and increases your water bill. Many water users also receive water supply at pressures above 65 psi. This mismatch between the rated pressure and the actual pressure results in over consumption. Pressure reducers are employed they need regular maintenance and fail without being detected. This also affects the sewer bill as users are charged on a multiple of the water that comes from the facility.
The TeraValve water conservation valve is based on fluid dynamics. The device compresses air before it reaches the water meter thereby removing its volume and causing it to be discounted whilst measuring water usage. The TeraValve device also acts as a buffer against surges thereby maintaining the water flow level. The system's variable flow control regulates flow without changing the pressure thereby reducing the need for independent flow regulator systems installed on water fixtures. It also corrects water meter measurement by reducing over spinning.
"Le Chatellier's principle of volumetric dynamics and Boyle's law on gas pressure and volume has been adopted in the design and construction of TeraValve. When installed close to the water meter, air reaching the pressure point gets compressed and loses its volume. Thus, air passing through the water meter remains in its compressed form until it reaches the TeraValve device and then regains its original state afterwards and is hence not measured," says a spokesperson for the company. A long list of commercial clients including hotel chains, laundry mats and city buildings have chosen the TeraValve water conservation valve.
About TeraValve:
TeraValve is a part of TeraHoldings LLC and is mainly into manufacturing energy efficient products and designing energy efficient services. They have around 25 years of experience in the field and have served thousands of clients in the US and around the world. To know more, please visit, http://www.teravalve.net.
Contact Name: Paul Pape
Address:
422 Morris Avenue,
Summit, New Jersey
USA - 07901
Phone Number: 908 264 2456
Water while flowing through the meter activates an internal paddle to spin so as to measure the volume of water consumed. But water also has an inherent volume of air in it which is also measured when measuring the volume of water as there is no mechanism to distinguish water from air. As a result, users end up paying for air as they pay for water. Another problem with the water systems is that they are delivered at varying pressures opening/closing for fixtures like sprinklers, toilet sinks, etc. When this pressure rate drops, air fills in to create more volume and increase the flow. This causes the paddle to spin more and increases your water bill. Many water users also receive water supply at pressures above 65 psi. This mismatch between the rated pressure and the actual pressure results in over consumption. Pressure reducers are employed they need regular maintenance and fail without being detected. This also affects the sewer bill as users are charged on a multiple of the water that comes from the facility.
The TeraValve water conservation valve is based on fluid dynamics. The device compresses air before it reaches the water meter thereby removing its volume and causing it to be discounted whilst measuring water usage. The TeraValve device also acts as a buffer against surges thereby maintaining the water flow level. The system's variable flow control regulates flow without changing the pressure thereby reducing the need for independent flow regulator systems installed on water fixtures. It also corrects water meter measurement by reducing over spinning.
"Le Chatellier's principle of volumetric dynamics and Boyle's law on gas pressure and volume has been adopted in the design and construction of TeraValve. When installed close to the water meter, air reaching the pressure point gets compressed and loses its volume. Thus, air passing through the water meter remains in its compressed form until it reaches the TeraValve device and then regains its original state afterwards and is hence not measured," says a spokesperson for the company. A long list of commercial clients including hotel chains, laundry mats and city buildings have chosen the TeraValve water conservation valve.
About TeraValve:
TeraValve is a part of TeraHoldings LLC and is mainly into manufacturing energy efficient products and designing energy efficient services. They have around 25 years of experience in the field and have served thousands of clients in the US and around the world. To know more, please visit, http://www.teravalve.net.
Contact Name: Paul Pape
Address:
422 Morris Avenue,
Summit, New Jersey
USA - 07901
Phone Number: 908 264 2456
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908 264 2456
http://www.teravalve.net/
422 Morris Avenue
Summit, New Jersey
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908 264 2456
http://www.teravalve.net/
422 Morris Avenue
Summit, New Jersey
info@teravalve.net
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